Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12

Wuvy ths doctor orders his patient to n.-ec-lar diet. he simply consigns Hir |, a board O, heal;n,
 IT IS remarkable what influence IS s,zrtel u3on the iost.ries Of e iowa o, futu-e expectations by q very few ,,5iv,dua!s oi push and enterprise. We 8, no, mean by this term those per sons who sagaciousiy observe the shap- Ipg shadows of coml1e events to pre- na-e to turn them Co tEelr own personal o5vantsya but the men who create .bssa sbaloxz: who look into future aE-c.jpy the welfare Of the community and pui .heir shoulders to the wheel when 1T IS to the hub ID the nIire, and make immediate personal sacrifices with faith that future years may possibly extend reciprocal hand full with prin- ripsl and interest. There are men who fairly prosper ID a selfish lie; displaying a degree oi enterprise where no risks are possible and the inevitable dollar fer dollar IS In sight; who profit by the favorable circumstances that broader minded men have created, but venture to plantno seeds of prosperity where pOssi- b,e financial fros. msy blight the tender plant. They may be good citizens and worthy people in the particular sphere of trcir talents, but as the Brchi- iec.s ot vast monuments of en- terpuse and created wealth they a-e generally dismal failures. The man Of lesser financial eGdowments. but who possesses the true spirit oi public en- ierpri-e, will igrRsp the passing oppor- t1ui,y while the former sleeps, and made It do service for the vhols com urnlty ere its uitimste effect Is compre- lenied by the selfish man of to-day 5 .g!fIency. He Is, in one sense, an lu- yeusOr; he creates out or the elements Of us.boi, deftly woven into the warp of qrcumstance by his loom of genius, new ,45rics o; cIvIlizatIon. His iaIui.ivs eye 1.s,eras :ar Tn tae .a'1fe the tesntS of t-- uiJJming flower whose briiliset pet- E.s a-e e. 1sed and locked tO al other eyes. uEaltiay 2 tas irucEtying mind to oD-l ,s sha cszs of the world ifs ClO-I- olsvizl-r. He does n3t st suoineiy down grl wonder wy soms one else does not s,art ID the busy wheels of p7yg7es-. olt he eze-ts the power Of la VI! u21u tAs startled forces that awHi: nsl's bi,liay. and agakens the dor man; gl,a-1y e nature into bursting Ian. oi lie. Tas comm n bus highly essential irc.ioa match, ii.sle, herm- less, !llxpeusive and inert thing ID .t- sci. vii not spontaneously eTolv5 B dau- io warm Ihe sufferer from the a-,u,ss Cf the cold, bu, a properly R2- p.i-l r.T,r5 m.y cause it 10 start fire tla. gIi bgru Tor ages. This is tle grand m.sS-oa O. the pdbl.c spirited usu, Le c lm 7rede06s lhe olT-ot oi an et- for; properly applied and at ihe right n5l.a: Sue fr!ctioa ot his genius stars taa enduring flame of pro 9-ess. Th5re are but few persons eps t1Ts3 with this grand and unseltsh s.'', bU: limited gs their numbers are nsIr presence is felt m the world. We r-ai o' 70 Don," here and there, but R moments reflection will convince one fiat "boom" DO: 8 sudden and spon- 'aaeau- deluge of prosperity, It has its orsln 10 the public spirited citizen who has apslied ;bc friction at the oppor tune moment, and If ifiuvestigation should oa made II will be found that our words Grs true beyond dispute. We have in our oWa midst men gt enterprise ID tie general acceptance of the term, and an5ng them are a few who approach Closely to the ideal public spirited man. We have had occasion to witness In- Haae5s o' rare hbsrali:y ID proIects that gave DO sure prJm!se of any return save o' taa: general nature that benefits every '''z'l. gll vs scIanot refrain from speaking Of case in point, wherein the project Of sending -pecial delegate to washington in tine interest Of funding .le pubic indebtedness, wGs about to '4A through for lack of funds. 4 p'''a'e blnker-Mr. D. Henderson
 -ai already subscribed liber- any snd when ;he committee despaired securing sufficient iuucs for the pur- pose, this gentleman pu. his hands luto li' own pocket and made up the differ ence. The people could not see nor trA!ize the eimportance of the successful work ot the eOvoy to be sent to the seat O' government. bat Mr. Henderson saw
 oo p!a!nly, aud rather than witness a pIo"c calamity such as would certainly ,0'''" lack Of effort, he personally
 e1' 10 ile pu0h; rescue. .Snch men
 '7''' great consideration at Ire hands
 tue public and wo have no doubt the t''' @ai Sine y services of this gentle
 ' arc iaily appreciated by our people.
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